Celia's Rake Lane + burial.look up

[celia]

peter.floyd1
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« Sent to: celia on: Friday 11 August 06 22:33 BST (UK) »     

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hi celia,
         looking for burial place of HENRY ROWE FLOYD and PATIENCE FLOYD both living at 46 Ashville rd Seacombe at time of death.
HENRY died 7-12-1900
PATIENCE died 4-1-1909
Tried Landigan but no joy.
  Can you help ?
                         

         

[celia]

Hello Peter
Welcome to RootsChat as your P.M  is a request for a lookup i have moved it to my board.I have sent you a P.M advising of this

I can do your lookup this week,do you have any idea if they would have been Catholics or not.Don't worry if you are not sure, it just me one less film to look through if you know the religion.

Celia                Landican didnt open till the 19 30's

[celia]

Peter
I was sucssesfull with finding you Burials.

1900 Folio 876
Buried Dec. 12th Henry Rowe Floyd age 56
34 Green lane Liscard  Sec  7c Grave 35.

1909 Folio 21.
Buried  Jan 7th Patients Floyd age 67
48 Ashville Road, Seacombe  Sec 7c Grave 19

Rake lane dont have A film where you can look up the Plot/Grave number to find out who else is in those two Graves.They were C.O.E Landican did not open till 1936 or around there.

Celia        (Note Peter has viewed results)

[celia]

Splumb
I had a look for your burials in Rake lane But the one for John Garrett is to early for that cemetery,it wasn't open then.I looked for David in C.O.E but he isn't there. If he died in Birkenhead it is more than likely that he will be in a churchyard there. Or Flaybrick but cant remember off hand if that was open. Landican wasn't, Do you have another John Garrett that lived in Wallasey.I found one in the oldest church but he died in 1887.aged 80 could he be related?

Celia

[Macara]

I have just found your post

This is my first attempt to use a chat board

I cannot find how to get notification of a reply. I can't find the Request board.

" the Request Board for the county and click the large NOTIFY button,  you will recieve a notification when a new request is posted in the relevent county."

I am looking for cemetery records for

James Finlay McARA  (1883 -1918)

Born: 1883 - Liverpool, , Lancashire, England
Died: SEP Quarter 1918 - Birkenhead, , Cheshire, England
       Buried: ??
       Father: James Finlay McARA (1847-1895)
       Mother: Mary Ann ALDERDICE (1852-1904)
Wife: Edith I. BOULTON
     Marriage: 1912 West Derby-St Mary The Virgin, , Lancashire, England.
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Kelly's Directory of Cheshire, 1914 James F Macara Tobacconist
10 King St
Egremont
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He was married as C of E but his sister was Methodist.

[celia]

Hello Macara
welcome to RootsChat i see you only joined yesterday,and i have the honour of your first post
Celia's Rake Lane is called a topic = on one particular subject.So you did well to get the right place first time.
When you get a reply to your post,you should automatically get an email in your in box.  Sender RootsChat you have received mail from Celia. Click on it and it will bring you here.

Would i be right in saying you would like me to do a lookup in Rake lane cemetery burial records for James. Do you think he might have been buried in the Wallasey Cemetery.Rather then in Birkenhead.

Celia    P.S. I have just noticed you other posting I will be going to the library next week so i will do your lookup then.

[Macara]

Hi Celia,

First I was told Birkenhead then Wallasey so I am not really sure.

Macara

Much relieved to get your message to find out I am on the right track for chat forums.

Macara

[celia]

Hi Macara
Birkenhead like Wallasey is in wirral,so all burial records for council and church yards for Birkenhead,Ellesmere Port, Wallasey,bebington, Bromborough, Heswall, Hoylake,Neston, Tranmere, & West Kirby are all held on film.At the Archives in Birkenhead. Rake Lane or Wallasey Library, is in the grounds of the cemetery.So Naturally they have the burial records  for that cemetery. Plus  the famous St Hilary, and a few M.I for the local cemeteries.So I will check all these for you next week.

Celia

[Macara]

Hi Celia,

Now I understand. That is very kind of you.

Macara